The Works of Samuel Hopkins, D.D. ...

Doctrinal Tract and Book Society, 1852

MEMOIR	9

in logic p 13 Preparation for metaphysical theology pp 13 14 Eminent	18

Reflections	22

them pp 2426 Christian modesty despondency p 25 Christian hope	26

Approbation of his earliest efforts in the pulpit p	32

geants objections p 38 Reading of the Bible in public service pp 38	38

Indians p 44 Invitation to settle over them p 44 Influence in securing	45

p 50 on Bellamys Works pp 50 51 Dismission of President Edwards	51

contains the most noted peculiarity of Hopkinsianism pp 191 192 Written amid	193

Charges against Hopkins p 198 Opposition to him from England p	199

Dr Edwards upon it pp 204207 Hopkins represented as imaginative pp 207	207

pp 215 216 Hopkinss opinions on Original Sin pp 216 217 Discouragements	221

writings pp 222 223 Andrew Fullers controversial correspondence with Hopkins	227

Pecuniary donation to him pp 233 234 Transatlantic reputation	234

wife p 240 Life and character of his second wife pp 240 241 Study	244

Submission to the divine will pp 245 246 Examination of himself	252

ter to his mother p 54 Her death p 54 His marriage p 55 Death	57

covenant p 64 General opposition to Edwardeanism pp 64 65 Hopkins	65

Bad effects of it p	71

at Newport pp 76 77 Power of his farewell sermon pp 77 78 Triumph	78

Neighbor at Newport pp 7983 Moderate Calvinism of Dr Stiles p 79	82

friendships indicate the type of his theology pp 8789 Intenseness of reli	89

with Dr Spring at Newburyport p 95 Success pp 96	96

Incidents from Dr Patten pp 102 103 Hopkins on infant damnation	103

of Dr Stiles his respect for the personal character of Hopkins p 108	109

Public Opposition to the Slave Trade and to Slavery pp 115	115

Dialogue p 117 Honorary member of manumission societies interview	118

Slavery pp 119129 Hopkinss knowledge of human nature acts of	125

pp 131 132 Results of it pp 132 133 Dr Chauncys opposition to Hop	137

the evangelization of Africa p 138 First distinct allusion to the colonization	148

Circumstances connected with his liberation pp 155 156 His per	155

subscribers to his System of Divinity testimony of Dr Channing p	166

His love of investigation and of metaphysics p 171 His benevolence	171

180 His situation in life favored his independence of thought p 177	180

trines often regarded as antagonistic pp 185 186 Repugnance of his prin	187

gan and ended in a revival p	259

APPENDIX	265

CHAPTER II	30

CHAPTER III	61

CHAPTER V	151

DIVINE PROVIDENCE IN GENERAL	164

CHAPTER VIII	206

GENERAL OBSERVATIONS ON THE REDEMPTION OF	246

Improvement	260

Improvement	312

CHAPTER XI	319

Improvement	358

On Regeneration	367

CHAPTER XIII	421

Improvement	452

Preaching of the Gospel	496

All true Believers do persevere in Faith and Holiness to	511

Improvement	518

Título	The Works of Samuel Hopkins, D.D. ... Volume 1 de The Works of Samuel Hopkins, D.D, Edwards Amasa Park
Autor	Samuel Hopkins
Editora	Doctrinal Tract and Book Society, 1852
Original de	Harvard University
Digitalizado	5 set. 2008

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